Every finding is automatically tagged to OWASP Top 10, CIS benchmarks, and SOC 2 controls. Every fix is logged. Every gap is visible — so when compliance comes up, you have answers, not panic.
Most developers start thinking about compliance when an audit is already scheduled. By then, the gap between where you are and where you need to be is measured in weeks of catch-up work.
Mapping findings to OWASP or SOC 2 by hand takes hours and invites errors. Without automation, it just doesn't get done until someone asks for it.
Auditors want evidence of consistent security practice over time. A single scan the week before an audit doesn't prove that — a timestamped history does.
If the same misconfiguration keeps reappearing across scans, that's a process problem — not just a fix problem. Without history tracking, you can't see it.
Every finding is automatically tagged to OWASP Top 10, CIS benchmark controls, and SOC 2 trust service criteria — no manual mapping required.
HZSec shows you a percentage score per framework so you know exactly how far you are from each standard, not just whether findings exist.
Apply fixes and watch your compliance scores update in real time. The audit log records every change with a timestamp.
Export a structured report with scan timestamps, finding summaries, severities, and applied fixes — ready to share without additional interpretation.
Automatic framework tagging, gap calculations, fix memory, and a local audit log — designed to help developers stay ahead of compliance, not scramble for it.
Every finding is tagged to the relevant OWASP Top 10 category. See which parts of the standard you cover, which you don't, and what the fastest path to improvement is.
HZSec cross-references findings against CIS benchmark controls for common environments. Know which controls are failing and what a passing configuration looks like.
HZSec maps findings to SOC 2 trust service criteria — Security, Availability, Confidentiality. See your current coverage and what's holding back a cleaner picture.
HZSec tracks whether a finding was fixed and whether it came back. Persistent issues are flagged automatically so you stop patching the same problem twice.
View your OWASP, CIS, and SOC 2 scores as percentages. Know exactly how far you are from a target threshold — not just whether open findings exist.
Every scan, finding severity, fix applied, and rescan result is logged locally with a timestamp. The log is structured, exportable, and yours — no cloud dependency.
Framework scores, finding tags, and recurrence flags — all updated every time you scan. No manual entry, no separate spreadsheet.
HZSec isn't a certification platform — it's a developer tool that gives you continuous visibility into compliance posture, so audits don't start from zero.
Copy findings into a doc, manually assign framework categories, update statuses by hand. Works for five findings. Falls apart at fifty, and never shows trends or recurrence patterns.
A weeks-long scramble before an audit: gather evidence, map controls, explain findings. Most of it happens retrospectively, and the snapshot is already out of date by the time it's submitted.
Generic checklists give you questions to answer, not visibility into your code. You end up doing the same detective work manually every time — did we disable TLS? Is debug off?
Currently OWASP Top 10, CIS benchmarks for common environments, and SOC 2 trust service criteria. Coverage expands as new scan rules are added.
No. HZSec is a developer security tool — it helps you find issues, track fixes, and prepare evidence. It doesn't replace a professional audit or issue certifications.
For each framework, HZSec calculates a score based on which controls have passing findings versus open issues. A 71% OWASP score means 71% of the framework's mapped controls pass based on what's been scanned.
When you fix a finding and the same issue reappears in a later scan, HZSec marks it as recurring. This flags patterns that need a deeper root-cause fix rather than a surface patch.
Yes. The audit log can be exported as a structured report. It includes scan timestamps, finding summaries, severities, and applied fixes — formatted to be shareable with an auditor.
No. Compliance mapping, audit log, gap calculations, and recurrence tracking are available on all plans, including Free. Team adds shared notes and multi-seat audit trails.
Download HZSec and get automatic framework tagging, recurrence tracking, and a local audit log from your very first scan.
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